Correct option is B
The
SQL SELECT statement retrieves data from a database and returns the result in the form of rows. Each row represents a record that matches the criteria specified in the query.
Important Key Points:
1. The
SELECT statement is used to fetch specific columns or all columns from a table.
2. The result set contains rows, which may also include columns based on the query.
3. Additional clauses like
WHERE and
ORDER BY filter or sort the rows.
Knowledge Booster:
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Table: The SELECT query retrieves data from one or more tables but does not return the table itself.
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Query: Refers to the SQL statement executed, not its result.
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Join: Combines rows from two or more tables but is not the SELECT statement's result.